Pennsylvania Railroad, Brilliant Cut-Off, South Wye, Linden Avenue at ...
Significance: This structure is significant for its association with the Pennsylvania Railroad's Brilliant Cut-Off, a bypass through residential neighborhoods around downtown Pittsburgh. The elevated south wye ... More
Clarysville Bridge, Spanning Braddocks Run at National Road (U.S. Rout...
Significance: James Kinkead, a local bridge builder and stage line operator, built Clarysville Bridge for $1,100 in 1812. Kinkead held one of the first construction contracts awarded by the federal government ... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Choate Bridge, Spanning Ipswich River at South Main Street, Ipswich, E...
Significance: The Choate Bridge is an example of early stone construction in the history of American road building. The Essex County Court voted in December, 1764 to name the bridge in honor of Col. John Choat... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delaware River Bridge, Spanning Delaware River,...
Significance: The crossing is a critical link in the railroad route from Philadelphia to New York, and has hosted a series of bridges dating back to 1806. The current bridge is one of the Pennsylvania Railroad'... More
Boston & Providence Railroad, Canton Viaduct, Neponset Street at East ...
Significance: The Canton Viaduct is a granite structure 615 feet in length, 22 feet in width, and 70 feet above the surface of the Neponset River's East Branch. The viaduct was the principal structure on the B... More
Boston & Providence Railroad, Canton Viaduct, Neponset Street at East ...
Significance: The Canton Viaduct is a granite structure 615 feet in length, 22 feet in width, and 70 feet above the surface of the Neponset River's East Branch. The viaduct was the principal structure on the B... More
Boston & Providence Railroad, Canton Viaduct, Neponset Street at East ...
Significance: The Canton Viaduct is a granite structure 615 feet in length, 22 feet in width, and 70 feet above the surface of the Neponset River's East Branch. The viaduct was the principal structure on the B... More
Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
Picryl description: Public domain vintage artistic photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image.
Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
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Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
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Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, architectural drawing, building plan, or design, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
Public domain scan of a architecture diagram, settlement map, plan, or drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
Picryl description: Public domain image of an arch bridge, stone architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
Picryl description: Public domain image of an arch bridge, stone architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Skew Arch Bridge, Spanning Incline No. 6 at U.S. Route 22 (Old), Cress...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, architectural drawing, building plan, or design, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, Pine Creek Bridge, Spanning Pine Creek on Z...
Significance: Built of native sandstone and ashlar masonry, and designed to complement its natural surroundings, this bridge is a superb example of "National Park Service-Rustic" stone bridge engineering. It i... More
Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, Pine Creek Bridge, Spanning Pine Creek on Z...
Significance: Built of native sandstone and ashlar masonry, and designed to complement its natural surroundings, this bridge is a superb example of "National Park Service-Rustic" stone bridge engineering. It i... More
Upper Bridge, Keedysville Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, MD
Survey number: HABS MD-959 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000038
Upper Bridge, Keedysville Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, MD
Survey number: HABS MD-959 National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 66000038
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Spring Lake Bridge, Spanning Bob Barnes Branch at County Road No. 36D,...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges identified in Arkansas. It is the only known bridge constructed under the authority of the United States Resettlement Administration in the ... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Mulladay Hollow Bridge, Spanning Mulladay Hollow Creek at County Road ...
Significance: The Mulladay Hollow Bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It was constructed as part of the Leatherwood Lake Recreation Project, that also included a massive stone dam cr... More
Milltown Bridge, Spanning Vache Grasse Creek tributary at County Road ...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It survives as a significant example of WPA bridge construction in the state. Survey number: HAER AR-55 Building/structure da... More
Milltown Bridge, Spanning Vache Grasse Creek tributary at County Road ...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It survives as a significant example of WPA bridge construction in the state. Survey number: HAER AR-55 Building/structure da... More
Milltown Bridge, Spanning Vache Grasse Creek tributary at County Road ...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It survives as a significant example of WPA bridge construction in the state. Survey number: HAER AR-55 Building/structure da... More
Milltown Bridge, Spanning Vache Grasse Creek tributary at County Road ...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It survives as a significant example of WPA bridge construction in the state. Survey number: HAER AR-55 Building/structure da... More
Milltown Bridge, Spanning Vache Grasse Creek tributary at County Road ...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It survives as a significant example of WPA bridge construction in the state. Survey number: HAER AR-55 Building/structure da... More
Milltown Bridge, Spanning Vache Grasse Creek tributary at County Road ...
Significance: This bridge is one of eight known masonry arch bridges in Arkansas. It survives as a significant example of WPA bridge construction in the state. Survey number: HAER AR-55 Building/structure da... More
Bridge on the Boonsboro Pike, Antietam, Md.
Stereograph showing a stone house on the eastern side of Antietam Bridge.
Bridge on the Boonsboro Pike, Antietam, Md.
Stereograph showing a stone house on the eastern side of Antietam Bridge.
Burnside Bridge, Burnside Bridge Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, ...
See also HALS MD-8 for related documentation. Significance: This structure derives its significance from its relation to both the Civil War Battle of Antietam and the history of road construction in the United ... More
Burnside Bridge, Burnside Bridge Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, ...
See also HALS MD-8 for related documentation. Significance: This structure derives its significance from its relation to both the Civil War Battle of Antietam and the history of road construction in the United ... More
Burnside Bridge, Burnside Bridge Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, ...
See also HALS MD-8 for related documentation. Significance: This structure derives its significance from its relation to both the Civil War Battle of Antietam and the history of road construction in the United ... More
Burnside Bridge, Burnside Bridge Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, ...
See also HALS MD-8 for related documentation. Significance: This structure derives its significance from its relation to both the Civil War Battle of Antietam and the history of road construction in the United ... More
Burnside Bridge, Burnside Bridge Road, Sharpsburg, Washington County, ...
See also HALS MD-8 for related documentation. Significance: This structure derives its significance from its relation to both the Civil War Battle of Antietam and the history of road construction in the United ... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Core Creek County Bridge, Spanning Core Creek, approximately 1 mile So...
Significance: The Core Creek County Bridge (Bucks County Bridge 304) over Core Creek is a two span masonry arch structure. The Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Officers has determined that the bridge i... More
Burnside Bridge, Antietam, Sept., 1862 during American Civil War
Stereograph showing a partial view of a stone bridge over Antietam creek in Maryland. No. 608. Part of series: The War for the Union. Photographic War History, 1861-1865. Attributed to Alexander Gardner, based... More
Burnside Bridge, Antietam, Sept., 1862 during American Civil War
Stereograph showing a partial view of a stone bridge over Antietam creek in Maryland. No. 608. Part of series: The War for the Union. Photographic War History, 1861-1865. Attributed to Alexander Gardner, based... More
Pithole Stone Arch Bridge, Spanning Pithole Creek at Eagle Rock Road (...
Significance: It is significant as a late 19th century example of a rural masonry bridge constructed at a time when most of its counterparts were built in the more common metal truss types. Although considered ... More
Pithole Stone Arch Bridge, Spanning Pithole Creek at Eagle Rock Road (...
Significance: It is significant as a late 19th century example of a rural masonry bridge constructed at a time when most of its counterparts were built in the more common metal truss types. Although considered ... More
Pithole Stone Arch Bridge, Spanning Pithole Creek at Eagle Rock Road (...
Significance: It is significant as a late 19th century example of a rural masonry bridge constructed at a time when most of its counterparts were built in the more common metal truss types. Although considered ... More
Pithole Stone Arch Bridge, Spanning Pithole Creek at Eagle Rock Road (...
Significance: It is significant as a late 19th century example of a rural masonry bridge constructed at a time when most of its counterparts were built in the more common metal truss types. Although considered ... More
Pithole Stone Arch Bridge, Spanning Pithole Creek at Eagle Rock Road (...
Significance: It is significant as a late 19th century example of a rural masonry bridge constructed at a time when most of its counterparts were built in the more common metal truss types. Although considered ... More
Pithole Stone Arch Bridge, Spanning Pithole Creek at Eagle Rock Road (...
Significance: It is significant as a late 19th century example of a rural masonry bridge constructed at a time when most of its counterparts were built in the more common metal truss types. Although considered ... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Peacock's Lock Viaduct, Spanning Schu...
Significance: The Peacock's Lock Viaduct, named after a nearby lock on the Schuylkill Division Canal, may be the only masonry arch bridge in the U.S. with pierced spandrels. The circular openings between arche... More
Connecting Railway, Schuylkill River Bridge, Spanning Schuylkill River...
See also HABS PA-6213 for additional documentation. Includes photographs. See also HAER PA-71 for related documentation. Includes photographs. Significance: Completed in 1867, the Connecting Railway's Schuylkil... More